Who's Casey Gathers Hope for Pennsylvania Governor Bid
In Our Opinion the Pennsylvania Democrats may nominate State Sen. Robert P. Casey of Lackawanna County as their gubernatorial candidate in May. He is young at 34, father of seven, and has limited public life, raising questions about fitness for office.
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California
Ronald Reagan
Robert P. Casey
Lackawanna County
Ray Shafer
William Scranton
John F. Kennedy
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Robert Kennedy
Bobby
Casey
Democratic State Policy Committee
Greenburg Tribune-Review
Corporations Rival in Size as Big Money Makers
Corporations publish annual reports and readers pick the biggest by assets or sales. General Motors tops assets and profits in 1965 with 2.13 billion after tax, while oil and banks trail in assets. Banks like Bank of America and Chase Manhattan show high asset totals, with insurance firms Metropolitan Life and Prudential also prominent.
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America
Desaa
General Motors
Jersey Standard Oil
Oil
Metropolitan Life
Prudential
Bank of America
Sears, Roebuck's
AMP
Corry Evening Journal Prepares Brief Public Notice
Fragmentary OCR text shows internal staff roles and production management notes for Corry Pennsylvania. Details are incomplete but indicate a corporate or publishing notice with names, funds, and locations centered on Corry with Chicago references and address-like fragments.
Isolationism as the wave of the future in American policy
A columnist argues Americans tire of foreign entanglements and prefer limits on aid and intervention. He cites campus talk of isolationism, critiques Viet Nam involvement, and notes Britain and France turning inward while the United States debates moderation. The piece frames a rising desire to focus on domestic needs over global commitments.
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Viet Nam
George McGovern
Senate
United States
Letters to The Journal May Not Reflect The Paper’s View
Readers are informed that letters submitted to The Journal may be published under the writer’s name and address and that publication does not imply endorsement by the newspaper. The policy makes clear that opinions in letters are those of the writers alone.
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Collin
Tae
China Lobby saga outlined by Drew Pearson brief
Drew Pearson traces a powerful China Lobby woven into Washington politics from 1950 to 1953. He lists Senate probes, key figures like Bridges and Tobey, and financiers tied to Chiang Kai-shek. The piece argues the lobby shaped U S Asia policy, overshadowing the State Department.
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China
Senate
State Department
China Lobby
New Hampshire
Wesley Powell
Styles Bridges
Charles Tobey
Bridges
Washington
Chiang Kai-shek
H. H. Kung
Kung
Louis Johnson
Tri
Minh
McMahon-Morse
Leo Casey
Bank of China
California
Joe Kung
Chiang Kaishek
Los Angeles
Ambassador Hotel
King
Richard Nixson
What Is The Law What Is The Law
A reader asks about per capita tax deductions from wages. The Local Tax Collection Law lets municipal tax collectors demand and collect per capita taxes from employers who deduct the tax from workers’ pay. If the employer fails, they are liable.
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Pennsylvania
Boyle's Americano: How young is your heart today
New York AP piece ponders age as spirit not years. It contrasts youthfulness with cynicism and lists signs of a young heart such as openness to new people, shared ambitions, and ease in humor while aging bodies may slow. It suggests true age lies in attitude rather than numbers.
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New York
This Day In History March 17 Through Time
A scrambled history reel notes events on March 17 including the 1776 Battle of Bunker Hill seven months before, 1756 first St Patrick’s Day in New York, 1779 St Patrick’s Day parade, Republic of Texas founding, 1861 Victor Emmanuel II proclaimed, 1905 Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt wedding, 1942 MacArthur arrives in Australia, Tuvalu independence, and a 5 year ago college basketball scandal with UConn and Seton Hall players.
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Serreins
Bunker Hill
New York City
Republic of Texas
Victor Emmanuel the Second
Italy
Franklin
Eleanor Roosevelt
Douglas MacArthur
Australia
Southwest Pacific
France
Tula
New York
University of Connecticut
Seton Hall University
Lau
Memories of Co 20 Years Ago March 11 4046
This brief note recalls events from two decades past on March 11 at a local community level. No further details are provided in the faded lines, leaving readers to recall or supplement missing records from neighboring issues.
Pigeon breast and pilonidal cyst questions answered
A reader asks about a grandson born with pigeon shaped breast and potential heart or lung complications. Dr Coleman reassures that pigeon breast and funnel chest are rare, health is good, further risks are low with medical supervision and surgery is safe when needed. Advice emphasizes not dwelling on chest and directs questions to the doctor.
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R. Fy
Connecticut
South Carolina
Mr. V
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